Memphis – Page 2 – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

Yellow fever decimated the city in 1878, with this sign noting those martyrs who bravely remained to try and save

Memphis – National Civil Rights Museum (Martin Luther King’s Eulogy)

Part of the eulogy that Martin Luther King wrote on 4 February 1968, when he knew that his life was

This is a recreation of the prison cell that Martin Luther King was placed in following his arrest for taking

The museum used many different types of exhibits to explain the history of civil rights and this graphic was presented

The first time I had heard of the Freedom Riders was at this museum, a group of very brave passengers

This is one of the displays at the National Civil Rights Museum which relates to the sanitation strike which took

A visit to the marvellous National Civil Rights Museum ends, I think quite abruptly, with room 306. On the balcony

Back to January 2018 and there was one restaurant in Memphis that was outstandingly well rated (and it still is)

Three Flags Day was when on 9 and 10 March 1804 Spain gave Louisiana to France, who then gave the

I remember watching Huckleberry Finn when I was younger and I’ve had it in my mind that it was meant